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schema:articleBody	Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei index plunged more than 2.8 percent Friday, extending its losing streak for a sixth trading day on a strong yen and a surge in coronavirus cases in the capital. The Nikkei 225 index fell 2.82 percent, or 629.23 points, to close at 21,710.00. It lost 4.6 percent from Wednesday last week before a four-day holiday weekend. The broader Topix index also lost 2.82 percent, or 43.41 points, to 1,496.06, and dropped 4.9 percent over the week. "Negative factors such as a strong yen and record infections in Tokyo are mounting," said Shinichi Yamamoto, a broker at Okasan Securities in Tokyo. "Risk-averse sentiment is getting stronger, prompting investors to flee the market," Yamamoto told AFP. The dollar fetched 104.28 yen in Asian afternoon trade, against 104.78 yen in New York late Thursday. Tokyo's governor confirmed a record 463 new COVID-19 infections Friday, a day after the capital asked restaurants and bars to shut earlier to help contain the outbreak. Investors largely shrugged off Japan's key economic indicators released earlier in the day, brokers said. Japan's jobless rate in June stood at 2.8 percent, falling by 0.1 percentage points from the previous month, the first improvement in the past seven months, official figures issued by the internal affairs ministry showed. Separate data by the labour ministry showed there were 110 jobs available for every 100 job-seekers -- compared to 120 jobs in May and 132 jobs in April. In Tokyo, several firms plunged on first-quarter earnings that were worse than market expectations, with chip-testing equipment maker Advantest down 14.92 percent to 5,700 yen, Panasonic falling 13.29 percent to 900 yen and construction machine maker Komatsu down 8.58 percent to 2,066 yen. But components maker Kyocera was up 1.90 percent at 5,844 yen after its first-quarter operating profit was better than analysts had expected. kh-si/sah/kaf
schema:headline	Tokyo's Nikkei closes down more than 2.8 percent
schema:mentions	Panasonic Agence France-Presse Asia United States dollar Japan New York City Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 Kyocera Risk aversion Komatsu Limited Advantest The Nikkei Japanese yen Nikkei 225 Tokyo Stock Exchange
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schema:datePublished	2020-07-31 (xsd:date)
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